How does a herniated lumbar disc get and how to treat it?

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is caused by degeneration, injury, rupture of the annulus fibrosus, extrusion of the nucleus pulposus tissue, and posteriorly protruding from the ruptured fiber to the spinal canal and compressing the nerve due to trauma, long-term fatigue, strain, uncoordinated force, improper posture and other reasons. It can cause patients with long-term low back pain, leg pain, numbness, coldness, soreness and discomfort, cramps, lumbar scoliosis, lumbar muscle atrophy, weakened strength, and even loss of ability to work.

At present, there are three main treatments for lumbar disc herniation: conservative, limited surgery, and surgery

Conservative ** includes traditional Chinese medicine, traction, massage, acupuncture, physiotherapy, occlusion, dressing, etc. This kind of ** is safe and reliable, but it has the disadvantages of slow effect and incomplete effect.

There are two main types of limited surgeries: percutaneous puncture nucleus pulposus resection (suctioning the nucleus pulposus pulposus under X-ray surveillance) and collagenase chemical solution (collagenase solution of the nucleus pulposus under X-ray surveillance). If these two methods can choose the indications and treat the symptoms, they can often receive immediate results, but they have the disadvantage of fewer indications.

Surgery**: After more than three months of conservative **ineffective, and severe pain is unbearable, unable to work and study, surgery should be considered**, if the operation is successful, the symptoms can be quickly relieved, but with certain damage and risk.

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is a common disease, most of them do not require drugs or surgery**, find a bone doctor, they specialize in treating this kind of disease, no longer compress the nerves, the corresponding symptoms will naturally disappear, that is, there will be a little pain when treating, just take a break, ** time is usually not more than ten minutes.

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is caused by the vertebral body squeezing the nucleus pulposus, and the nucleus pulposus overflowing the fibrous annulus compressing the spinal canal nerve. This ****method** is called nucleus pulposus retraction method, you can search for nucleus pulposus retraction method and nucleus pulposus protrusion in the encyclopedia, and there is a broader information on this aspect at the bottom.

Traditional methods: medicine, injections, physiotherapy can only play a role in relieving pain, and surgery is not advisable, surgery is either to remove the protruding nucleus pulposus, or to return the nucleus pulposus, this method is harmful to the body.

**The best way to herniate a lumbar disc is homeopathy**, which is to naturally restore the original physiological curvature of the lumbar spine.

To be healthy, the use of homeopathic osteopathy, deep physiotherapy, the use of the arched waist frame of the instrument and the gravity of the human body combined, the formation of two-way traction, to correct the physiological curvature of the human body, restore the physiological curvature of the spine, **lumbar intervertebral disc herniation.

What should I do with a herniated disc in my lumbar spine**? With anti-inflammatories? TCM physiotherapy?

Are acupuncture and massage effective? How is lumbar disc herniation surgery done? What should I expect after surgery?

Is it okay to bear weights and bend over? Do you need to sleep on a hard bed or a hard sofa? Does swimming more help?

Can I have sex with a herniated disc in my lumbar spine?

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics.

In most cases, degenerative radicular pain of the spine is predominantly inflammatory pain, and in the absence of contraindications, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics are considered first. Such as ibuprofen, diclofenac, meloxicam, celecoxib, etc.

Muscle relaxants.

For patients with muscle spasms, muscle relaxants such as chlorzoxazone, flupirtine, tizanidine, etc.

Dehydrating agent. Dehydrating agents, such as mannitol, may be used when nerve edema is considered.

Glucocorticoids.

When there are no contraindications, glucocorticoids can be used for a short period of time, which can effectively relieve inflammatory reaction pain.

Different situations have different ** plans, you should consult the doctor, I really help you look forward to it,

The disease is mainly non-surgical**, especially for patients with mild symptoms and a short course of disease, non-surgical ** (including life management, physics**, drugs**, etc.) is preferred. For patients who do not respond to non-surgery**, minimally invasive spinal techniques**, particularly percutaneous spinal endoscopy**, may be considered depending on the patient's condition. For some patients with severe disease and no indication for minimally invasive treatment, open surgery may be considered**.